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Ladies'.

letters" and give the date of this list.
Ladies'.
AXline, Mrs NJ j Ingram, Josie (2)
Burns, Mrs Rhoda Isbee, Sarah
Butcher Emma Jordan, Mrs + L
Bruen, Stella johnson, Annie
Brown, Fannie Johnson. Francis
BrannOn, Mrs IL Jarman, Viola
BTasher, Mrs James ID kygar, SophrOna
Brasher, Mrs Simm Lyons, LOtJie
Boicourt MIS- e Leach. Tennie
Baker, Mrs MOllie Minter, Mary
Baker, Annie MCLaury, Iona %
Borface, Wilder MCCTary, Zoe
Crouch, Mirah Patterson, Katie
Cooper, Mrs NJ Patterson, Mary
COsper, Mary Ruark, Mrs James
COspie, Ella Rowland, Caroline
Carmach, Ella Reed, Georgia
Donley, Sallie Robertson, Ella
DeHaven, Matte G Sputt Nettie
DeAiOre, Ida Sibley, Mrs Alter
Erwin, Lulu Smith Annie
Freeman, Eva d Smith, Nora
Gray, LouClnd Scott, hittie
Gordon, Jennie Turner, w 81.
Goodman, Ellie Turner, Edwin
Gerrards, Mrs Nellie Thompson, Temple
Hutchins, Mary Thompson, Clara
Horl, Mrs NJ L Walker, Mrs NJ Z
Gents List.
Allan, J II Miles,
Baker, WA Mangum & Williams
BrOthman, G. Magee, II
Brown, John Madigan, Denis
Buy, Tier Mcmahon, John
BraZelton, a II Mccarthy
BOYLE, Joe Mcclure, ArChey
Boylen, nike Mcfarland, NJ +
Boswell, e. w Ownes, Henry
Blumhardt, Orr, Sim
Backner, Charles Price j j
Barrett, John Powell, Charlie, lcold
Bailey, Leon Poer, K NJ
Bachelor, Ward Phaer, Chris
Grain, u Perry, John III
CrOmer, Eddy Rhine.
Cook, : J. Riley, l o
Covington, W. Ryan. q 3
Clark, 4 Rumble, DR.
Cninoll, Houston Russell, J y
Culver, Ira Robinson, Il
Cuington, Willie Robinson, VS.
Call, James Robinson, I
Carter, Robinson, \ a (2)
Campbell, Il w Rollins, James
Campbell, ROessler, %
CarthOrn. q II Reed, j
DrarneT, Rainey, W II
Dougherty, Francis Slott,
Dennis, John II Shook, John NJ
Devin. John q Sneed, Geo
Dixon, l. Smith, Walter
Dawson. Nm Smith, Billie
Edwards, j Spain, Ma! g
Eagle, Charles Stille, Nick
Freeman, L w stevens, III
Flood, Jackson Summon, Henry a
Flora, Amy SEaliCkeen, Y w
Falkenourg, Rev VS. simpson. Blythe
Green, Ike SeXsOn, II
Glidewell, VIM Sanders, L
Clifford, James Sawyer, Josiah
Carlson, K Therill, Dora
Hinter or Hunter, j Tucker, SAME
Hobgood, Q TONNE, Lille
Hogan, J Taylor, Bun
Hilton, j NJ & Co Tyson, Geo
Higgins, Richard Thompson, L B
Henderson, SA Thompson, a Jack
HewriDg, \ NJ Therppet, (
Harwell, Master Finny Thacker Frank Z
Hall, K L Terrell, Willie
Haerger, John Woonton, W w
Irwin, James Worthan, 3 Z
Joplin, RObt WilCOn, Fred
johnson, stephen LCoD Write, Norman
johnson, Jimmie Wills.
Jinkins. John Whitfield, 5
Kimmerle, Henry WhiGecotten, French(2
Kim, Fred W Whitman, A
Kenneday, L \ Wheeler, L h
Lilly, j Webb, \ 5
Lannam, Stephen Weiss, Louis
Larkin, A Weymouth, Chas
Morris, Z j Walker,
Moren, L 7 Yancy, 10
Morrison, y S Young, WI
Moore. John York, Ed
Moore, Richard Young, Jno
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for supposed violation of the Sunday law
in selling liquor to guests with their
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urging that the working time of tie mills
be shortened to three days per weak for
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line from st. Louis to the seaboard via
the Vandalia, the Cincinnati, Hamilton
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining IN the Uostothce at Fort Worth. Tex,
Monday, June g, 1857. To obtain any OF these
letters, the applicant must call for advertised
letters" and give the date of this list.
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and breaking his jaw. Jones' friends as
sembled Sunday night and boldly assert
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= precinct passed of very quietly, re-
ting in the defeat of local option by
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-02-20
C0NSlMPTT0N.

winch b gcrcfo1o1s Disease Of the Lungs,
Is promptly and certainly arrested and cured BY
this God-giveA remedy, II taken before the last
stages OF the disease are reached. From its woa-
derful power $his terribly fatal disease when
Hrs& e&sring this now calsbTAted remedy 10 tho
public, DE-. PTsKcE Sh0ught sGFioUsly q calling i6
his Consumption Cure" but abandoned
that namo too limited for medicine which,
from it's wonderful combination OF tonio, or
strengthening alternative or blood-elSAn&ing, anti
bilious, PICTORIAL, and RutTitiYs propsraes, is
unequalsd, NOT only . remedy for consumption
of the lungs, but fox all
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-02-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
An Efficient Remedy

In all cases of Bronchial and PuImO-
nary Affections 10 AYERS CHYRRy
PECToRAL. As such 1t il recognized and
prescribed by the medical profession, and
IN many Thousands of families, fer The
past forty years, it has been regarded as an
invaluable household remedy. 1t Is u
preparation that only requires to be taken
In very small quantities, and q few doses
of iE administered in the early stages of q
cold or cough will effect q speedy cure.
and may, very possibly, save hfe. There
is no doubt whatever that
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MORNING APPEAL.
Issued every morning. Monday excepted, BY
y. II. DAVIS.

Daily Newspaper, devoted o Political Gen.
erAl News and Local Affairs.
oFF1CE-Secpnd Street, opposite the Southern
tropt Of the State Capitol.
Terms OF Subscrfpsaon:
Ona copy, ore year, Dy maA ..-......& 90
One COPY, Ax months, by mail. .......... 90
One copy, three moaeass, by mail. %
subscriptions must be paid In advance
The ARrxAL win be delivered 10 the ettzsns
carson at IS cents peF week.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-03
'flxING BANK SRlRRS.
Important Decision In the
United States Su-
preme Court.
Testimony In an Election
Fraud Case in West
Virginia.
An Ordinance Against Chi
nese Laundriss Overruled
in California.
Sealed vsrdiss-Dsfaaltisg Dlstriet At
tsrney - General Manager sf the
Or. n. Co.-Direesors of the
Denver q Rio GrMnas-Or-
dsred TO Reeoavey.

Decaslsn An q Case ef Rank saeek Tax.
WAszuoToz. May "A decision was
rendered By the Supreme Court ef the
Unitsd States 10 day In the bank stock
tax case Of Hattie e Stanley, exsonfrix,
plaintiff, In eErug aRainsf the Board Of
Of Albany, n. Y. The
original plaintiff In this case, Edward
II. Stanley, was q eitixsn ef Illinois,
and claimed 10 be the assignee Of aer
tain shareholders Of the National Al
bany Exchange Bank. He broueht suit
10 recover back certain taxes alleged 10
have been Illegally collected from then
apoa their shares Ia that bank during
the years from 1874 10 1873, inclusive,
and paid into the treasury Of the county
Of Albany. He complained that the
Assessors. by the ruie prescribed BY
themselves. assessed the shares Of the
National Albany Exchange Bank af Q
higher rate than the stock IN other
banks situated In the sama city. This
Court holds that the method OF assess-
ment complained Of 10 applied TO all
banks, national and state, and comes a.
near a. practicable, considering the ma
ture Of the preperty, to securing. as be-
tween them, uniformity and equality Of
taxation. IL oannet be considered as dis
eliminating against either. Over value
Of property is not the ground for action
at Law for sxoess beyond What should
have been levied upon iost valuation.
The courts eannet in such cases take
upea themselves the functions OF q re-
VisinR or equslizinR board. The iude-
ment Of the court below 10 affirmed
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OR. d. b. LoMoAkER.

GhnuATE or THE UNIVERSITY
- % Pennsysvania. makes q sreciaisy
elseases Of the Eye. KAF and Throaf.
ssets prlvAte cA-onic ard akln dtseAscA
Ss.-ofea cancer. eumoH asd ulcers With
ratn o. use os the knife.
MARr A. IS~sAxwR N d graduate
oaaant N ~asoAi c Ciilega of Peansyl.
aeA C.ansultAsiens IN Engiish and Ger
80 - Once corner Third and Charry
'RVeN, Hours, 9 a N. toanm tGs
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paintmsnk All TIE cid ofnaers af ths
road wsre re-appsinted. The DiFsc1ors
start on tour q inspection Of he rod
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manipalAtions had been gore through
70 sec him detained here IN ooaFs.
Judee DoBohne reprimanded him for
oaatina an ipsnlt upon the conre on
ciAls. but Deimar insisted that be could
grove his statement Tue court refused
20 sxcsse him and dirested him 10 pro-
duce his afHdavits.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEATTLE AND WEST CoART RY. Co,
OFFICE oF PRESIDENT.
SKATTLE April g 1881.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RE-
y ceived At this once untfl II M, Thurs-
day. May sth, 1887. for clearing, grubbiDg,
grading. Bridging. culverts, drains AMI
rfprApping on the nrat sectlon of the above
companys railway. being from iuAs ton
with the Seattle. Lake Shore and Eastern
Railway Oompany's line to the tewn Of
En0homiah. In all about Is miles
The company reserves the right 10 TO
iect any or all bida.
For further information and for plans
and specifications apply to
N. CRAWFORD, JR..
President 8. ard w. @. Ky.
Oface, Safe Depoait Building. api7td
Owing 10 delay In preparation OF pro
dlea. maps etc. the time Of receiving bids
for above has been extended 70 Thursday.
May i3th, 1881.
ap2s,d III. CRAWFORD. in, Pres.
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EEw YoaK, May 2.-wsltsF Deinar.
n Z. L. OppsnbsinsF 4 Co, vho are
trying 80 eonpsl toe 81. L0uis and S,n
Fraucisso railroad company 20 prOcGee
toeir transfer books for inspse1lon, vas
osscFs The sapre@e Court todsy. he
iafaFmed the eo1Ft tbsl Il was knoan
that be intended 70 go " 81 Louis 10
norrog % attend the annual meeting
N s. L0uis and thai sOne peeaiIaF
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BUrrE (M5pt }. May 2-Ths city cleo
tiaa todsy Fssnltsd IN william r Ksa
Ths Deno-FAts also eieea TIE CITY Mar
iioans elect the Polies MaGis,raas, Cty
Attorney. Treasurer and tw0 Aldsrmsn-
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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
rrxs aAsz.usz - rxz
naarchanss' National Bank.

NEcURTTIKs AND vALUAHIES
- GsNanS Ard PARcxLR a. AL ktnca re-
csived for safe kespsng sHS saorAg~
s.ees and Depodt Bars IN hCR1lAH
vArT.r rcatsA At from = 70 80 - a.
nurn. according 20 ai1es mys
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WAEzrs0I =. Nay Al n snytb. Of
Arkansas. special agent 20 examine
fraadalenf land entries, has resigned
sad y. B. Crump. II Arkansas, hss bssn
aprofntsd 20 tie v1eansy.
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SAN FRAECrsoo. May 2-udRs eaWs
yer today awarded $500 10 PelletseF,
the plot whe over Q year ago libelled
the Britiah ship Occidental for bringing
. man here from Livsrposl Against his
desire, while acting 40 Q pilst for that
vessel.
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sew ReeetyeF Appsinied.

HKw Youx. Nay 2.-Chisf Justice A.
McAdam, Of tie Cty COuTt, today re-
moved Ernest Harvisr from the ke
esiversbip Of Barley. CsmpOeIi's estste
And APPOINTED A. II. Palmer. Of the
Msaison SqaArs TbesteE. In bis stead.
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BsknEAux. May 2-Prince Jerome
BOaapArts has had an attack Of apo
plexy. he is in dangerous condition.
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BsnLm. May 9.-It h olaeiAlly stated
that Germany has no intention o. pro-
claiming 9 state Of ssigs in Alsaos-
Lorraine.
steve BFoaie Makes Another Record.
CINCINNATI, Nay a.-Thls aftsEnoon
Steve Brodie Who has jumped from the
Brooklyn bridge. made jump from
the saspensi0n bridge, and Was picked
up By Q yawi beat comparatively rnin-
jared.
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1oyeett RameF Denlea !.

NKw YoRK. May 2.--The legal repre-
sentstivss Of the Marquis Of Lansdowne
IN this city deny the truth Of the ranoR
th at 9 boycott has bean placed upon tho
Marquis meat auppiy eetabliahmenA
hers. They assert thai they Feoeived
positive assurances frem the members
Of District Assembly 10. Kaighte Of
Labor, 10 the effsst THAI no autheFina-
ton had been gives By that body for
any sach boycott, ser have they had II
uhdeF consideration.
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WAmES0Eox. Msy 2--The net cold In
the Treasury on April 30th. vas $50 9o2,-
s51, or e1.657 as les thau en- March
3ist The cfFcnlati0n Of Standard silver
dollars % April 30th vas 355s sTa6.2l8. nR
81 .o66. 40 less than uaa 70 circuiaf1on
On MaTeh 5lst.
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ST. LOUIS, May 2.-The case Of David
s. FrOtheFingham, alleged 10 have
been an accomplish In the robbery Of
Adams Express on the -. Louis a san
Francisco Railway, by "Jim" Gum
mings, some months ago, was called In
for trial the work Of supanellina the
iury was proceeded with at once. Az 2
.. m. fouF inrymen had been obtained.
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LrEA, May a--Reports frou Ohiis re-
eAfdinR tie cholera under date Of yos-
esrday are very ensouxARfng. Tne num-
Der OF deaths &c Santiago Dc Chill and
Valparaiso Was decreased notably, ouly
~ having tskea place In both cities
wakhin the - hours Only IA nsw eases
ha4 appeared. Free commnnication has
ben established bstweea the eapital
and this porl, and steamers new sail
regularly en their trips along the south
era coast Of Chill withsus detsntion a.
delay, and it b probable that within q
Fortnight ths dreadful visitaHt vii have
AisappeAred. Up 10 yesterday. 2S69 par
so1s had fallen victims 10 che eYidamia
n Santiano a. Chill alma.
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SAN Francisco. May a.-Detsctive J.
N. thatcher, Of the Wsils. Fargo Ex
press Company. Who vas ssnt from here
70 Tucsoa 20 trace up the Papago train
robbers. sent the following dispatch TO-
day 10 the Oompany's headquarters In
this city: "No tangible clue ts the train
robbers. The one here has bean sx-
ploded."
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Ru@oT 81 Important Arrests

LIvKHFooI. May 2-fhsrs h a report
current here thai Important arrests are
aboui 10 Be msds Of dyDsmiters having
dealings with America.
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Election Fraud Case.
OaARLEsToN wv. Val, May 2.-The
Investigation Of state Senator Minaeaf
wss continued this morning with Roger,
the chief witness, on the stand. He vas
asked II Senator Minnsar'a wife had
given him the letter and be replied shat
she did not, nor did abe have anything
TO do with it, and objected to the wit
nees taking the letter or q copy Of it..
He waited bis chance and purloined the
letter, Q confidential political circular
sent out by the Chairman Of the Re
publican State Central Oonmittee. The
witness further stated that be bad not
offered any money or other consideRa-
tion to Mrs. Minnear for the letter nor
would she agree 10 his taking Il, neF did
Mr.. Camden give or offer him anything
for the lettsF. he only recsived his ex-
pepses from Collector McGraw when
the letter was delivered. The remain
der Of witness testimony sxonerated
MinneaF and Camden. The committee
adjourned until tomorrow without hav-
ing found eut anything Of inportance
relative TO the charges. Oellect0r Me-
GraW and several ether important Wit
neeses will arrive tomorrow 90 testify In
the case.
Decision IN RaVer Of q Chtnaman.
sAN FnAHcIsco, May 2.-This morn
ing Jndge Sawyer decided the hsbeas
corpus case Of Sam Kes In favor Of the
Ohinaman. Sam Kee is Q laundrymsn
doing business in Napa, who kept his
Washhouse here In operation In def1 1lnoe
Of an ordinance Of the city prohibiting
all persons, white and MonQolian, from
on public laendTies within GER
tain limits undsr Q penalty Of 800 flne
and an imprisonment. Jadge SawyeF's
ruling vas as follows. There 10 moth
ing tending in the slightest degree TO
show that this laundry IL In fast Q
nuisance and the uncoutrsdieted allega-
Of the petitioner are that Is is not. 50
far - Il appears 10 is only made nuis-
ance by the arbitrary declaration Of the
ordinance and IL is beyond the power Of
the Common Council, by its simple iat.
10 make that q nuisance which ie net %
in fact. The ordinance 10 held 70 be
void as being q oontraveRtion Of the
Constitution Of the United States and
the prisoner was ordered 10 be dis
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sealed Verdict

OAKLAND (Oal.), May 2.-The case Of
Walter B. Todd, indicted for forgery Of
the will Of John Merton Todd. under
which be was 10 receive $4,000 vas
given 10 the jury on Saturday. They
failed 20 agree and we're locked up With
Instructions 10 return sealed verdict II
they came 10 an agreement before this
mernine. The verdict vas presented
yesterday, and the Jury vas released.
The verdict vas speRcd today and foand
TO be guilty" A poll OF the jury vas
demanded When W. A. King. one Of the
Jurors. refused 70 assent 30 the verdict.
The JudRe again ordered the jury 70 70
tire for deliberation.
The Jury In the Dodd will forgery
case returnsd verdict again this after
noon OF guilty.
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LoNDsx, Msy 2.-Tbe PaFnellite msu-
bers Of PaFliamsnt today drafted .
fresh amsndment 20 the Crimes ball.
Roye@af koain~a
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GALvEsroE. May 2.-Lass eveninG IN
eneounter Occurred between the Mex-
ican Custom's guards a. q hand Of
smngRiers = few miles below Nnexo
Laredo. Mexico. One Of the guards Was
killed. and 10 is reported that one of The
smuRgler vas mOrtally wounded. The
RanafnfaF anlsanaA Nth kha hsaofv
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SAN FRANcfsoo, May 2.-The hrst
train of tho Califarnia and OfeRon
road, known as the Portland Express"
which left here yesterday ~ p. m, AZ
rived al hornbrook, the present termi.
minus Of the road, on time, $50 this
morning. With thiFty-tbree passengers
en- route fer Portland and points north.
TIE through trip will be made In forty
hours.
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CHIcAoo. May 2.-Queen Kapiolani
and her travelling companions arrived
here this evening, and after q stay Of
too hours, departed for the Esst.
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Ordered 70 Reeoavey

WAsHIHaroN, May 2-Acting secrs-
tary Mnldrow has directed the Oommis-
siener of the General Land Ofiiss to de-
mand from the California & Oregon
Rsilrsad Company tho recouveyance 20
the United States Of q section of land
In the Marysville (OAl.) Land DistEiet.
patented to the company on March IL,
1875, IL appearing from special reports
and afhdsvita accompanying the same
that the said section is unquestionably
gold bearing mineral land.
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DuEru Nay 2.-NStiesa we're posted
in MioeeltoSn ordering the people 70
boyoost the Countess Of KtnRstOn.
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HEE YoHx. May 2.-Tbe second de-
posif Of fl00e q side IN the single aonll
raoe between EdwArd Hanlan and gske
GsdsuF Waa pssted st the ofase Of 7ssyf.
Field aHd Fam t0dsy. The race is 20
Be for $500 aud tie championship Of
AmeFica, and $4,000 Bs now 10. IL = 20
be FoWed on Decoration Day. The
cyuras Il not vet hTsd
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1olK. Nay 2-0Ardinal RampallA has
been eppsinted Papal osorstary Of
otate; Monsignar AaliAndi, Secretary sf
Extraordinary Ecclesiastical Affair.";
MondRnoF Rotelli. Papal Nuncio e
Paris; MensiaDor GalimeFxti, Nuncio al
Vienna; MonsignoR Psfro, Nuncio at
Madrid; and MGnsienog 6oiIla, Nuncio
as Munich. The appointmenfa viii be
confirmed 81 the Consistosy 10 be held
on the IA inst.
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Loxo ISLAND (N. -, May 2-At q
late heur last night Justice Brandon 10
sued q WarFaat for the srrest Of the Dis.
trict Attorney rhemas Y. Mc6 lwan on
the complaint Of Supervisor Vane-
strand. Of Newton, Who charges AcGoU-
an With the nisappropfiation Of town
funds. McGowAn ia believed 20 have
gene to Canada he left here on Satur.
day and did noe return. The sotual
amount Of the defAlcatioR % far a.
known, 10 $500.
General Manager Of the .. T. q =. Co,
OzIcA0o. Nay 2-Vies President Pot.
Ter, of the Uaiou Pacific. has offered ID
General Passenger Agent A. c. Dawes
of the Hannibal a ST. Joe, the place oi
General Manager Of the Oregon Rail
way aad Navigation Company. Mr.
DaSes Will probably socept. Shipments
sf Pacific OOast freight from ChicaRc
have iumpad from two and three car
loads 20 an average OF twenty carloads
daily sinee the nee rates we're pat into
efscs Iasi week The inereass is pgin-
cipally IN 9 loW class OF freight. sach q
faruitare. buagies, AiRh wines, etc.
Ne Jumped and was DrSwneA.
CgxcrxxATI. NAV 2.-This morning an
unknoWn ms.n jumped OF the gnspen.
sion bridge With saicidal intent aHd ga
drowned
otrecasrs 81 the Beaver q HE Graade.
DKxvER. Nay 2-At the Annasl meet
ing Of the Bard. of DiFectors Of The
Denver 4 Rio 0rande Railroad Com
psny, held 81 The Windsor Hstel today
Sbe FesiG na'iou Of Presideua W. q. Jack
80, which was sent IN scne weeks AGO
was acospsed snd DAVID Il M0aAft. Jr
President 1f ths First National Bank ol
this clsy. wAs 1nAntm01aly chosen q
succeed him Resolutions thaukinf
PreGi6ena JaaksoA for his creditabl.
And efneisnt m&nA0emsht aincs The or
rAniEAtion Of the road weFe preaentec
and adopsed- Mr.. MoHatt wss re- sise,ed
Q Director and Waller s. Chess4An uAi
chosen Dresser - 6li tbr vacAn1l
cAussd by the FesiRnation Of AF. Jsek.
go. lmDsdiasely sfieg his eleotioI
ME. Measss sppssnAed 5. 7. smiih
General SapeRintxndsut Of the K4raa
Raei6c. 20 b Gsoeral Manager Of IN
Denver 3 Rio GsaSde. u b 1ndssstoo,
that NJ. s0iGh has aossVssd The ap
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-03

LoUmvTLLE, May 2.-Tns large ware
hsuss Of Brown, Johnssn q Co, on
PooFtssnth and Maple streets. the nine
story warehouse Of Ssraton Bros-, ad-
Joining, and fOarteeo freight cars
loaded vita grain we're ourned this
morning. Loss, $4,000.